Great Show at New Utah and Paving Work Total 750000 for Season in Ogden
P. J. Moran, paying contractor, completed by contract with the city of Ogden today as the paving project reached a milestone. Since July 16, twenty four slabs of aspirated pavement have been laid, fourteen blades costing 126000 were laid in the 25th district, and few blocks wide for 128000 were laid on Washington avenue in Inez. The total expenditure reached 250000, with City Engineer Josey M. Jacyles noting the city is prepared for the next phase. The paving contract stands as the largest in Ogden’s history. Frederic Warde, the actor, in Fires of Youth at the Cozy today, tomorrow, and Friday, opens at noon daily.
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P. J. Moran
Waebuoglys
Vaclty
Washingdon Avenue
Inez
Tentil
Josey M. Jacyles
Ciy
Frederic Warde
Booths to open for Red Cross stamp sale in Ogden district
Ogden to inaugurate an extended Red Cross stamp sale effort with booths in the business district starting tomorrow and Friday. Committee leaders include Mrs. David C. Becesia, Mrs. Louis Peery, and Mrs. Ralph Argubrigshterethel, with Mrs. James R. Cooper as secretary treasurer. Proceeds fund Utah Public Health plans and a national Red Cross drive, with ten percent earmarked for the national fund.
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Red Cross
Louis Peery
Ralph Argubrigshterethel
James R
Cooper
Ogden
Wreehin
Hugh M. Rowe
Eccles
Allds
Decker
Washbington
G. A1
Conroy
Modern Market
Mre
Joel Harris
Americana Red Cross National Fund
Utah Health Association
Ita
Alata Center
Pntire Ogden
Jetter
Booth
Red Crosx
Red Croza
Pains and Aches Caused by Kidneys
The ad asserts kidney problems cause many pains and aches in women often mistaken for other ailments. It claims housework overwork and fatigue trigger issues while weak kidneys worsen symptoms. promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy. It cites general testimonials and mentions Heintyre Drug Co as advertiser.
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Foley Kidnay
Fet
Petia Pree Welci
Ty Hove Ak Saa’ Foley Kidney Ente
A.B. Heintyre
Pantages Show This Week Pleases Salt Lake Audiences
The Winter Garden Review headlining at Pantages showcases a strong female chorus and a wealth of costumes. The Five Sulleya act and Three Mati Nrealhers provide laughs and charm while Treveil’s Military Dogs entertain children. Seats are on sale today.
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Fehl
Salt Lake
Salt Lakers
Winter Garden
Mati
Glover Ingarese
Treveil
T Hem Ranch
Elks Lodge Hosts Informal Dance Night Wednesday
Local Elks Lodge invites members and neighbors to an informal dance at the lodge hall on Wednesday. The event promises a relaxed evening with music and socializing for attendees and guests.
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ELKS
Francis Coray joins aviation corps amid Idaho ranch ties
Francis Coray son of Iudy Coray of 43 Twentythind street travels from the Coray ranch near Blackfoot Idaho to Salt Lake City to enlist in the aviation section of the signal corps. A former Granby high school instructor and Utah Agricultural College graduate, he is joined by brother Claude Goray, a math instructor at Ogden high school. Both brothers aim for the flying division and aviation work after technical training. In Canada the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen tops international organization memberships at 10,684.
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Francis Coray
Iudy Coray
Twentythind Street
Salt Lake
Signal Corps
Coray Ranch
Blackfoot
Idaho
Coray
Granby High School
Utah Agricultural College
Ogeen High
Alao
Claude Goray
Ogden High School
Avaterm
Doli
Only One Deputy to Be Employed for Meat Inspection
George Shorten city sanitary inspector says one additional deputy will be assigned to meat inspection duties. The new deputy will not start until the first of the year and will operate from a temporary office at the city hall. Bow is gathering reports and records to implement the ordinance.
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George Shorten
Depty
Ahorten Bow
Postoffice Receipts Rise in November
Postoffice receipts increased in November 1917 to 16 669 56, up from 11 391 27 in November 1914, a rise of 5 268 29. War revenue measures boosting postal rates from 2 to 3 cents on most class mail contributed to the gain, with overall November receipts about 1500 higher than the previous year after adjustments.
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Ag Piroot
Ogdan'a
Jast
Tlufus A. Garnet
Noniatant Postiideter
Forest Supervisors Meet in Ogden Detail Conference
Forest officials from Nevada Idaho Montana and Elko attend a two week daily conference at the federal reserve building to review forestry administration and reserve control. New supervisory staffers including Mett Parkinson Mann Favre and Simpson participate alongside district and field officers as they brief on government policy and operations. Bronze medal presented to President Wilson by Ambonona dor Justerind honors U.S. entry into the world war amid a note on Mexican labor figures.
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Nev
Atoddard
St. Anthons Forest
St. Anthony
Ida
Farratry Reserve
Tha
Onfaransen
Leakage stoppage at main 10 construction site
Fragmentary report describes leakage during main 10 construction with repairs underway. Officials note drainage and trench work to prevent overflow while citizens experience basement and crawlspace flooding risk amid ongoing work near PiThabre and Pork avenues.
Thrift stamps sales blamed on limited public interest
Postmaster Browning stated thrift stamps are not being purchased widely as citizens show reluctance to invest. Stamps cost 25 cents each and exchange for a five dollar certificate, with a total of $4 in sixteen certificates. Officials note certificates bear interest and can be bought by anyone, aiming to foster thrift and economy among younger investors.
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Deley
Postmater
Browning
Yosimaater
Lea
Orden
Ogden
Wentka
Lyounger
Ta Saya Ane Invest
Red Cross leader to visit Ogden meeting Friday night
John W. Aad res of the Red Cross in Denver will lead a tour across Utah meeting chapter workers in Ogden. John Morey, manager of the mountain division, will join a session in the Berlina blue room with Utah workers and discuss needs and future branch chapters. The visit includes Salt Lake, Provo, Ogden, and Logan chapters as plans unfold.
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Friday Mehl
Alg
Thane
Red Cross
Meeling
John W. Morey
American Red Cross of
Denver
Ogden
Berlina
Sit
Moroy
Ttn
Memrbers
Mr. Moray
Utah
Prove
Salt
Logan
Lis
Mat Timre
Tha Lowna
Bdward Rich
Chil Flygore
Coalville
Morgan
Carver
Betty and the Buccaneers at the Orpheum Tonight
A romance adventure film titled Betty and the Buccaneers stars Juliette Day and plays tonight only at the Orpheum theater. The advertisement promises action filled road story with pirates and treasure in a lively fantasy setting.
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Betty and the
Juliette Day
Orpheum Theater
Orpheun
Wilson Speech Highly Praised in London Coverage
London dispatch notes President Wilson's address praised for its clear stance against compromises to pacifism. Leaders in Britain and Paris echo the call for generosity and justice, while Russia's reaction remains uncertain and late. The Times and other papers stress no ambiguous terms, urging steadfast democracy and renewed focus on defeating tyranny.
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Russia
Wilson
Great Britain
Brance
Rusaia
Ita
Wong
Times
America
Provident Witson
Germany
Anatola Sangary
Bat
Peaple Muat
The
Daily Graphic
Vinol Claims to Restore Strength and Appetite
An old Keene New Hampshire advertisement touts Vinol as a constitutional cod liver and iron remedy. It promises to boost appetite aid digestion enrich food and restore strength citing Mrs Trute Davis of Keene who claims improved health after using Vinol. Culley Brug Co. Ogden distributes the product.
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Keene
Trute Davis
Russell
Guarantea
Rathom Backs Wilsons War Declaration Call
Chicago dispatch reports Providence Journal editor Rathom endorsing President Wilsons demand for a declaration of war. He warns that without it the nation cannot curb German allied aggression from propaganda to factory sabotage and attacks on ships docks and cattle. The piece notes opposition views from Senator Witchcock and a Russin war stance discussion.
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Chicago
Vigorane
Provident
Wilson
Anateln
John
Rathom
Providence
Audberg
Germany
United
Witchcock
Nobrneka
Bandits Rob Bank in Chicago. $10,000 Stolen
Bandits robbed a Chicago bank in the stockyard district, taking about $10,000. They herded the president and seven employees into a back room while robbing the gate and cash drawers, then fled in an automobile.
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Chicago
Retail Grocers to Aid Hoover in Food Admin Plan
Washington December draft announces appointment of representative retail grocers to aid the Food Administration. Committee includes Schafer of Davenport, Weaterfall of Chicago, Hattenbach of Denver, Decker of Orange, Crawford of Philadelphia, and Whitherton of Jersey City.
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Washington
Dee
al Jn
Fand
Hoover
Hr. Schafer
Davenport
Will
Sol Weaterfall
Chicago
Lea M. Hattenbach
Denver
Arthur M. Decker
Orange
Prices scare office seekers in Washington
Washington dispatch notes rising living costs pushing away congressional applicants. Georgia Democrat Lee reportedly turned down a $100 monthly assistant doorkeeper post after touring hotels and boarding houses. A note reading Have arrived. Have departed. Find hoard too high. It’s me for Georgia hints at inflated expenses.
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Washington
Inet
Lee
Georgia
Aky
Allies Decide on Manpower and Food Imports
Officials in Paris outline inter Allied conference decisions on manpower and food supply. The United States will appoint delegates to the permanent committee to discuss International contingents and cooperation with Switzerland. Delegates to Berne will arrange shipments and imports under a wartime food program.
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Berne
Vonron
Paris
United States
Fendi
Firat
Switzerland
Permanent International Contingente Committee
War Declaration Drafted By Flood for U S Action
Washington December 15 a joint resolution drafted to declare a state of war between the United States and the Austro Hungarian government. It follows President Wilson and the state department views and calls for employing the entire naval and military forces to wage war.
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EAD
Washington
Wilson
State Department
United States
Flood
Lavelyn Affairs’ Committee
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Ogden Business District
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Jon Sighial
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Brotherhood of Railroad ,Tralmen
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Warmington
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Figgate
Hans Wit
Wee
Ersten Park
Janet Twemy-steund
Euiplalan Wits
John W. Aadres
RED Gross
Orpheum
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Camille
London
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Norvil Ebiinie
Dweila
Austria-Hungary
Bret
Weleal
Testinblu
Vinol
Culley Brug Co
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Sale Department
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War Trade Board
Wilef
Herne
D. L. Butler
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